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The very same aircrafts. https://twitter.com/wartranslated/status/2110705830052114592/photo/1
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The very same aircrafts. https://twitter.com/wartranslated/status/2110705830052114592/photo/1
The Ukrainian Navy reported that last night they launched a strike with the Neptune missile system on the Borysoglebsk military airfield in the Voronezh region of the RF, hitting six Russian Su-34M fighter jets. https://twitter.com/wartranslated/status/2110679605744939234/photo/1 tweet
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RT @BrettErickson28: TRUMP’S MIDTERM DESPERATION ANALYSIS:
Just in the last week, we have seen President Trump become increasingly desperate to in the lead-up to the U.S. midterms, and this has been reflected in how he is approaching short-term, bass akwards measures to temporarily blunt gasoline and diesel prices in the United States.
Just this morning, it was reported by Reuters that Energy Secretary Wright floated at a Gulf conference that the United States was looking at potentially unsanctioning Shadow Fleet vessels. This is in an attempt to address the through-the-roof shipping coasts right now that are directly impacting pain at the pump.
Beyond this, we have seen the considerations of a diesel export ban and dyed-diesel measures, alongside Europe being strong-armed into releasing further emergency reserves despite that likely being actively detrimental to their own security in advance of a winter that will likely see extreme U.S./Iran and Saudi/Yemen escalation against energy infrastructure and available supply.
Even yesterday, it was reported by the Financial Times that the Trump Administration had broached the idea of unfreezing Russian assets in the EU in an attempt to entice Putin to the negotiating table for an end, or temporary cessation, of the Russia/Ukraine War. Speaking of Russia, the United States also authorized General License 135 that allowed for the purchasing of Russian diesel in yet another example of desperation.
When the Trump Administration reaches the point of unsanctioning Russian diesel, potentially unsanctioning Shadow Fleet vessels tied to Iran, and torching international relations to get a front-loaded, pre-midterm emergency release of European strategic reserves…
This isn’t about Trump caring about Americans pain at the pump. He has made it VERY clear multiple times that he does not care about that. “Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon,” he says. He doesn’t care if you pay more at the pump and suffer financially from it…
He just doesn’t want it to sink HIM at the midterms. So he’ll pull desperately out of the bag of bass akwards tricks in order to provide short-term relief at the expense of medium and long-term strategy.
This is the Donald Show. We’re just mere pawns to be manipulated into saving him at the midterms.
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RT @BrettErickson28: TRUMP’S MIDTERM DESPERATION ANALYSIS:
Just in the last week, we have seen President Trump become increasingly desperate to in the lead-up to the U.S. midterms, and this has been reflected in how he is approaching short-term, bass akwards measures to temporarily blunt gasoline and diesel prices in the United States.
Just this morning, it was reported by Reuters that Energy Secretary Wright floated at a Gulf conference that the United States was looking at potentially unsanctioning Shadow Fleet vessels. This is in an attempt to address the through-the-roof shipping coasts right now that are directly impacting pain at the pump.
Beyond this, we have seen the considerations of a diesel export ban and dyed-diesel measures, alongside Europe being strong-armed into releasing further emergency reserves despite that likely being actively detrimental to their own security in advance of a winter that will likely see extreme U.S./Iran and Saudi/Yemen escalation against energy infrastructure and available supply.
Even yesterday, it was reported by the Financial Times that the Trump Administration had broached the idea of unfreezing Russian assets in the EU in an attempt to entice Putin to the negotiating table for an end, or temporary cessation, of the Russia/Ukraine War. Speaking of Russia, the United States also authorized General License 135 that allowed for the purchasing of Russian diesel in yet another example of desperation.
When the Trump Administration reaches the point of unsanctioning Russian diesel, potentially unsanctioning Shadow Fleet vessels tied to Iran, and torching international relations to get a front-loaded, pre-midterm emergency release of European strategic reserves…
This isn’t about Trump caring about Americans pain at the pump. He has made it VERY clear multiple times that he does not care about that. “Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon,” he says. He doesn’t care if you pay more at the pump and suffer financially from it…
He just doesn’t want it to sink HIM at the midterms. So he’ll pull desperately out of the bag of bass akwards tricks in order to provide short-term relief at the expense of medium and long-term strategy.
This is the Donald Show. We’re just mere pawns to be manipulated into saving him at the midterms.
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Following a large seizure of Lebanese Hezbollah (LH) explosives by the Lebanese authorities, including C4, PETN, molds, and other materials, that LH has openly taken ownership of, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio is set to call Lebanese president Joseph Aoun today, according to Asharq News’ Hiba Nasr.
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Following a large seizure of Lebanese Hezbollah (LH) explosives by the Lebanese authorities, including C4, PETN, molds, and other materials, that LH has openly taken ownership of, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio is set to call Lebanese president Joseph Aoun today, according to Asharq News’ Hiba Nasr.
‼️ Scoop: @SecRubio will call Lebanese President Joseph Aoun today to discuss the Hezbollah explosives issue.
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Nuno Felix
RT @pl_european: “The factual basis for my position is that too many people have come to Denmark. Too many people have come to Europe who don’t know how to behave, who commit crimes. And we’re sick of it. And that’s why they shouldn’t be here. That’s the factual basis.”
🇩🇰Danish PM, Frederiksen https://twitter.com/pl_european/status/2110649148781318541/photo/1
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RT @pl_european: “The factual basis for my position is that too many people have come to Denmark. Too many people have come to Europe who don’t know how to behave, who commit crimes. And we’re sick of it. And that’s why they shouldn’t be here. That’s the factual basis.”
🇩🇰Danish PM, Frederiksen https://twitter.com/pl_european/status/2110649148781318541/photo/1
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Analyst Comment:
This follows reinvigorated pushes by the government to implement the disarmament of LH, as worries that the explosives could have been meant for use in domestic political assassinations were raised following the seizure.
The development comes against the backdrop of negotiations surrounding a wider ceasefire between the government, LH, and Israel, as Israel commits what could be characterized as continued expansionist activity in both Syria, Lebanon, and the West Bank. Which has prompted Iran, like before, to tether such a ceasefire to wider negotiations with the United States.
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Analyst Comment:
This follows reinvigorated pushes by the government to implement the disarmament of LH, as worries that the explosives could have been meant for use in domestic political assassinations were raised following the seizure.
The development comes against the backdrop of negotiations surrounding a wider ceasefire between the government, LH, and Israel, as Israel commits what could be characterized as continued expansionist activity in both Syria, Lebanon, and the West Bank. Which has prompted Iran, like before, to tether such a ceasefire to wider negotiations with the United States.
Following a large seizure of Lebanese Hezbollah (LH) explosives by the Lebanese authorities, including C4, PETN, molds, and other materials, that LH has openly taken ownership of, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio is set to call Lebanese president Joseph Aoun today, according to Asharq News’ Hiba Nasr. tweet
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Newly released overhead showing the aftermath of Ukraine’s overnight cruise missile strike on Russia’s Borisoglebsk Airbase.
At least one missile slammed into a group of Russian Su-34 fighter-bombers loaded for strike missions, causing catastrophic damage. https://twitter.com/Osinttechnical/status/2110708920461517032/photo/1
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Newly released overhead showing the aftermath of Ukraine’s overnight cruise missile strike on Russia’s Borisoglebsk Airbase.
At least one missile slammed into a group of Russian Su-34 fighter-bombers loaded for strike missions, causing catastrophic damage. https://twitter.com/Osinttechnical/status/2110708920461517032/photo/1
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NATO's Rutte, after meeting Bulgaria's PM and Romania's president on Black Sea security and the attacks on commercial shipping: the alliance will adjust its deterrence and defence posture as needed.
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NATO's Rutte, after meeting Bulgaria's PM and Romania's president on Black Sea security and the attacks on commercial shipping: the alliance will adjust its deterrence and defence posture as needed.
Footage has emerged showing the Wine Trader, a vessel reportedly hit by two drones in Romanian territorial waters. Damage is visible to the ship's upper structure. Four crew members remain aboard, and Romanian authorities say rough seas are blocking rescuers from reaching them.
@InsiderGeo
https://x.com/InsiderGeo/status/2110667464056943065/video/1 tweet
Nuno Felix
Not gonna happen
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Not gonna happen
🇺🇸🇪🇺🇷🇺 Von der Leyen can’t catch a break 🤣
The U.S. wants Europe to hand over part of Russia’s FROZEN ASSETS to a fund controlled by Washington.
Witkoff and Kushner floated the idea in Miami to restart Ukraine talks.
Europe rejected it, refusing to surrender control or return the money to Moscow.
Around €260B in Russian state assets remain frozen, mostly in Europe.
The interest already funds Ukraine loans. Touching the principal is another battle, and Europe isn’t handing Washington the keys.
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Report: A Likud and Gadi Eisenkot unity government is what the Trump administration is reportedly pushing for in Israel, with Netanyahu remaining prime minister for up to two years before retiring from politics.
The coalition's stated goals: ending the regional wars and securing peace agreements, Saudi Arabia above all.
Eisenkot's bloc would demand Netanyahu's retirement be guaranteed, the judicial reforms reversed, and an inquiry opened into October 7.
Israel Hayom
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Report: A Likud and Gadi Eisenkot unity government is what the Trump administration is reportedly pushing for in Israel, with Netanyahu remaining prime minister for up to two years before retiring from politics.
The coalition's stated goals: ending the regional wars and securing peace agreements, Saudi Arabia above all.
Eisenkot's bloc would demand Netanyahu's retirement be guaranteed, the judicial reforms reversed, and an inquiry opened into October 7.
Israel Hayom
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Nuno Felix
RT @yarotrof: Ukrainian media, citing MOD sources, say that Starshield throttling has ended, for now. Still no explanation from the U.S. about what happened.
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RT @yarotrof: Ukrainian media, citing MOD sources, say that Starshield throttling has ended, for now. Still no explanation from the U.S. about what happened.
Musk says the throttling of Starshield in Ukraine was “ultimately” a Trump decision. tweet
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Nuno Felix
RT @BiankaB12: Given the beyond-Balkan levels of corruption surrounding American politics (not naïve enough to believe Washington was ever clean, btw), the United States has two choices 👇
1) Elect a serious national-security-minded administration in 2028, investigate and prosecute anyone for whom the evidence supports charges of corruption, abuse of office, unlawful conflicts of interest, or national-security crimes (hey Pete and Tulsi 👋). Not political revenge, but due process with real consequences!
The point would be to re-establish a basic guardrails: some red lines still exist, and crossing them carries a real price.
2) Let it slide.
If you do that, you create precedent. You tell future billionaires like Musk, political operatives and officeholders that public power can be converted into private gain without consequence.
That becomes dangerous in a country already dealing with extreme wealth concentration, an eroding middle class and collapsing institutional trust. America’s power ultimately rests on more than aircraft carriers and its GDP - it rests on trust in its institutions, its contracts, its alliances, its currency and the idea that the system still broadly functions.
Lose that, and decline becomes structural and INEVITABLE.
Your strongest remaining asset may well be the national-security and defence establishment, because it is one of the few parts of the system still institutionally capable of thinking strategically rather than in election cycles.
If not, you’ll be just another Latin American country by mid-century 🤷♀️
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RT @BiankaB12: Given the beyond-Balkan levels of corruption surrounding American politics (not naïve enough to believe Washington was ever clean, btw), the United States has two choices 👇
1) Elect a serious national-security-minded administration in 2028, investigate and prosecute anyone for whom the evidence supports charges of corruption, abuse of office, unlawful conflicts of interest, or national-security crimes (hey Pete and Tulsi 👋). Not political revenge, but due process with real consequences!
The point would be to re-establish a basic guardrails: some red lines still exist, and crossing them carries a real price.
2) Let it slide.
If you do that, you create precedent. You tell future billionaires like Musk, political operatives and officeholders that public power can be converted into private gain without consequence.
That becomes dangerous in a country already dealing with extreme wealth concentration, an eroding middle class and collapsing institutional trust. America’s power ultimately rests on more than aircraft carriers and its GDP - it rests on trust in its institutions, its contracts, its alliances, its currency and the idea that the system still broadly functions.
Lose that, and decline becomes structural and INEVITABLE.
Your strongest remaining asset may well be the national-security and defence establishment, because it is one of the few parts of the system still institutionally capable of thinking strategically rather than in election cycles.
If not, you’ll be just another Latin American country by mid-century 🤷♀️
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RT @ZelenskyyUa: Already in Brussels with my team to attend the European Council meeting and hold talks with our partners.
Important meetings are scheduled for today with the NATO Secretary General, the President of France, and the prime ministers of Poland, Denmark, and Belgium. I will also have an audience with King Philippe of the Belgians. Tomorrow, meetings are planned with the presidents of the European Council and the European Commission, as well as the prime ministers of Hungary, Finland, and Sweden.
All of us in Europe want this war to end. And for that to happen, strong signals are needed – more real pressure on Russia and more defense support for Ukraine. It is especially important now to act together to protect lives.
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RT @ZelenskyyUa: Already in Brussels with my team to attend the European Council meeting and hold talks with our partners.
Important meetings are scheduled for today with the NATO Secretary General, the President of France, and the prime ministers of Poland, Denmark, and Belgium. I will also have an audience with King Philippe of the Belgians. Tomorrow, meetings are planned with the presidents of the European Council and the European Commission, as well as the prime ministers of Hungary, Finland, and Sweden.
All of us in Europe want this war to end. And for that to happen, strong signals are needed – more real pressure on Russia and more defense support for Ukraine. It is especially important now to act together to protect lives.
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RT @NSTRIKE1231: BREAKING | 🇺🇦🇷🇺‼️ Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has confirmed that a Ukrainian Neptune cruise missile strike destroyed four Russian Su-34 fighter-bombers and severely damaged two more at an airfield in Russia’s Voronezh Oblast.
Zelensky said the six aircraft were loaded with aerial bombs and preparing to launch further attacks against Ukraine. He emphasized that Russia had been using these bombers to terrorize Ukrainian civilians and thanked the Ukrainian Navy for the precision of the strike carried out with Ukraine’s domestically developed long-range Neptune cruise missile. The president also confirmed Ukrainian strikes on a facility in Oryol Oblast used to store and launch Russian attack drones, as well as another target in the Black Sea. He described the operations as Ukraine’s response to Russia’s continued attacks and pledged that long-range strikes would continue.
🔥 Destroying four Su-34 bombers and disabling two more represents a substantial blow to Russia’s tactical aviation, particularly because these aircraft are extensively used to launch guided aerial bombs against Ukrainian positions and cities. The simultaneous strikes against aviation, drone infrastructure and a Black Sea target demonstrate Ukraine’s ability to pressure multiple components of Russia’s military operations. As Moscow continues its war, Kyiv is increasingly using domestically developed long-range weapons to impose direct costs on the forces and infrastructure supporting Russian attacks.
See the latest updates with us: @NSTRIKE1231
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RT @NSTRIKE1231: BREAKING | 🇺🇦🇷🇺‼️ Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has confirmed that a Ukrainian Neptune cruise missile strike destroyed four Russian Su-34 fighter-bombers and severely damaged two more at an airfield in Russia’s Voronezh Oblast.
Zelensky said the six aircraft were loaded with aerial bombs and preparing to launch further attacks against Ukraine. He emphasized that Russia had been using these bombers to terrorize Ukrainian civilians and thanked the Ukrainian Navy for the precision of the strike carried out with Ukraine’s domestically developed long-range Neptune cruise missile. The president also confirmed Ukrainian strikes on a facility in Oryol Oblast used to store and launch Russian attack drones, as well as another target in the Black Sea. He described the operations as Ukraine’s response to Russia’s continued attacks and pledged that long-range strikes would continue.
🔥 Destroying four Su-34 bombers and disabling two more represents a substantial blow to Russia’s tactical aviation, particularly because these aircraft are extensively used to launch guided aerial bombs against Ukrainian positions and cities. The simultaneous strikes against aviation, drone infrastructure and a Black Sea target demonstrate Ukraine’s ability to pressure multiple components of Russia’s military operations. As Moscow continues its war, Kyiv is increasingly using domestically developed long-range weapons to impose direct costs on the forces and infrastructure supporting Russian attacks.
See the latest updates with us: @NSTRIKE1231
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RT @NSTRIKE1231: BIG | 🇺🇦🇺🇸🇷🇺‼️ Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says he offered Donald Trump a way to force Vladimir Putin toward peace negotiations by expanding Ukraine’s access to Starlink over Russian territory, but Washington instead restricted its use.
Zelensky explained that Ukrainian forces could destroy Russian ballistic missile launchers if Starlink coverage were extended into Russia, creating military pressure that he believes would bring Putin to the negotiating table. He said Ukraine would then have no need to continue striking Russian energy infrastructure. Instead, according to Zelensky, the Americans reduced Starlink access rather than expanding it, a decision he called a serious mistake. He also argued that Russian territorial advances now come at enormous human cost, even when measured in just a few kilometers. Addressing the U.S.-Russia diesel agreement, Zelensky warned that pressuring Ukraine to stop retaliatory strikes could establish a dangerous precedent, with future demands potentially extending to gasoline infrastructure.
🔥 Zelensky’s remarks reveal a fundamental disagreement over how to bring Russia to meaningful negotiations. His argument is that Ukraine needs greater military leverage against Moscow, not restrictions that reduce its ability to respond to Russian attacks. The concern surrounding energy agreements is equally significant: if economic arrangements with Russia lead to repeated demands for Ukrainian restraint without reciprocal Russian concessions, they risk weakening Kyiv’s negotiating position while leaving Moscow’s military campaign largely unaffected.
See the latest updates with us: @NSTRIKE1231
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RT @NSTRIKE1231: BIG | 🇺🇦🇺🇸🇷🇺‼️ Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says he offered Donald Trump a way to force Vladimir Putin toward peace negotiations by expanding Ukraine’s access to Starlink over Russian territory, but Washington instead restricted its use.
Zelensky explained that Ukrainian forces could destroy Russian ballistic missile launchers if Starlink coverage were extended into Russia, creating military pressure that he believes would bring Putin to the negotiating table. He said Ukraine would then have no need to continue striking Russian energy infrastructure. Instead, according to Zelensky, the Americans reduced Starlink access rather than expanding it, a decision he called a serious mistake. He also argued that Russian territorial advances now come at enormous human cost, even when measured in just a few kilometers. Addressing the U.S.-Russia diesel agreement, Zelensky warned that pressuring Ukraine to stop retaliatory strikes could establish a dangerous precedent, with future demands potentially extending to gasoline infrastructure.
🔥 Zelensky’s remarks reveal a fundamental disagreement over how to bring Russia to meaningful negotiations. His argument is that Ukraine needs greater military leverage against Moscow, not restrictions that reduce its ability to respond to Russian attacks. The concern surrounding energy agreements is equally significant: if economic arrangements with Russia lead to repeated demands for Ukrainian restraint without reciprocal Russian concessions, they risk weakening Kyiv’s negotiating position while leaving Moscow’s military campaign largely unaffected.
See the latest updates with us: @NSTRIKE1231
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A second oil tanker is on fire near the eastern Strait of Hormuz, according to Iranian state-linked media. Naval patrols found the vessel burning inside a restricted zone.
Iran's Army Navy calls it a "violating" tanker, claiming it had disabled its tracking systems while crossing a restricted area of the Gulf of Oman without authorization.
Tehran again insisted that its Navy and the Revolutionary Guard hold control over the Strait of Hormuz.
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A second oil tanker is on fire near the eastern Strait of Hormuz, according to Iranian state-linked media. Naval patrols found the vessel burning inside a restricted zone.
Iran's Army Navy calls it a "violating" tanker, claiming it had disabled its tracking systems while crossing a restricted area of the Gulf of Oman without authorization.
Tehran again insisted that its Navy and the Revolutionary Guard hold control over the Strait of Hormuz.
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Footage shows a tanker on fire east of the Strait of Hormuz.
Iran's Army Navy: the vessel cut its tracking systems and tried to cross a restricted zone in the Sea of Oman. The Strait stays under full control of the Army Navy and the IRGC Navy. https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2110715417400672434/video/1
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Footage shows a tanker on fire east of the Strait of Hormuz.
Iran's Army Navy: the vessel cut its tracking systems and tried to cross a restricted zone in the Sea of Oman. The Strait stays under full control of the Army Navy and the IRGC Navy. https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2110715417400672434/video/1
A second oil tanker is on fire near the eastern Strait of Hormuz, according to Iranian state-linked media. Naval patrols found the vessel burning inside a restricted zone.
Iran's Army Navy calls it a "violating" tanker, claiming it had disabled its tracking systems while crossing a restricted area of the Gulf of Oman without authorization.
Tehran again insisted that its Navy and the Revolutionary Guard hold control over the Strait of Hormuz. tweet